Sentence examples for becomes a continual from inspiring English sources

Companies can use the framework to make their innovation processes more systematic and open so that business model reinvention becomes a continual, inclusive process rather than a series of isolated, internally focused events.

When it becomes a continual description in large events, the concordance index expectation can be expressed by the following formula ; we called it the probabilistic concordance -index (PC-index) to measure the concordance between the observed and the predicted in large events.

In most soils with a shallow water table, water rises into the active root zone by capillarity and, if the water table contains salts, it becomes a continual source of salts to the root zone as water is used by the crop or evaporates at the soil surface.

Now his dreams have become a continual reality".

Mr. Annan became a continual irritant to the Americans.

We have allowed impulse massacres to become a continual and permanent fact of American life.

His vegetarianism became a continual source of embarrassment to him; his friends warned him that it would wreck his studies as well as his health.

Fires, once largely confined to a single season, have become a continual threat in some places, burning earlier and later in the year, in the United States and abroad.

Football may require size at certain positions, baseball may value height in pitchers, but at every position in basketball, a player's height and weight become a continual topic of discussion.

Lee DeForest, one of radio's inventors, regretted that his hopes for the medium as a dispenser of "golden argosies of tome" had become "a continual drivel of sickening crooning by 'sax' players interlaced with blatant sales talk".

And obviously, as we're going to see in future lectures, given this divide over the issue of slavery, it became a continual deal-breaker whenever any sort of national initiative was being discussed, like the drafting of a new Constitution.